Taft campaign tour shifts through Nebraska stops
Taft and his aides toured a long Nebraska itinerary delivering labor and anti‑Bryan rhetoric. The candidate spoke in cities from Omaha to Lincoln, criticizing Democratic administration and outlining union rights and injunction issues while emphasizing a square deal with employers and workers.
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Oaks
Watt
Taft
Emule Lythe
Starhwistern
Nebraska
Omak
Yelt
Bryan
Lincoln
Fa Twolock
Skert
South Omaha
Elted
Jui Adame
Acinnatt
Thoupson
Fen
Joacrions
Fda
Repubs
Demograic Us
Crest Wildor
Renlries
Witware
Pawo Palle City
Auburn
Nebraska City
Pletth
South Cha
Onaha
Denver
Catoly Way
Gheyenne
Democratic Meeting at Columbia City Report
A Rise News report describes a Democratic gathering at the Putte Gpeka Hotel in Columbia City Indiana. The event featured attendees greeting speakers and discussing party platform cohesion, with emphasis on unity and outreach.
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Columbia City
Democrats Meet at Jefferson Center Report
A midweek gathering at Jefferson Center drew an attentive audience as local Democrats convened to discuss party matters and upcoming campaigns. Key figures included community leaders and legal counsel outlining strategies and outreach ideas for the electoral season.
Labor in Politics Dominates Indiana Labor Fight
In Vincennes Indiana delegates at a labor convention abandon disguise and align with democratic politics. The Republican gubernatorial candidate James Watson is attacked over his labor record as the Indiana Federation of Labor reports condemn his positions and endorses another candidate.
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Vincennes
Ind
Ipdisna Pederashirm of
Labor
Marty
Suise
Watson
Aty
Wiltson
Opera House
Sarmaed Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Jenny Ar
State Federattion of Labor
Theodore Perry
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Clarence Guumer
Cigar Makers? Union
John C. Maye
Vintennes Typographical Union
George W. Goets
South Bend
Tie Mana Federation of Labor
Wall
Nan
Citizens Alliance
Ulustati
Indiana
Congress
Panama Canal
Tallway
Rio Indiana
James Mhalimer
Delaware County Goes Dry in Referendum Vote
Fragmented OCR reports that Delaware County appears to vote dry after hours of tallies. The text is garbled with multiple repetitions and missing letters, but indicates a dry outcome with a narrow margin and list-like phrases about officials and dates.
Bryan Re Sponds 10 Tat in Campaign Debate
Lincoln, Oct, reports show Bryan denying charges that campaign contributions were hidden from voters. He cites Willing TL Toth and Fairview investors while urging voters to scrutinize sources of political money. The piece notes Democratic warnings about public understanding and integrity in financing.
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Lincoln
Fairview
TL Toth
Ideal Raoaayell
Bryan
Snme
Brevity and Bias Mark Taft Letter Controversy
The letter from Mr Bryaws critiques Mr Taft's stance on campaign contributions and publicity before elections. It argues Taft favors publication of contributions and questions Carter’s motives, suggesting the need for restraint and scrutiny of endorsements ahead of the election. The text hints at continued discussion on Page 4.
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Brean
Taft
Holts
Aeblol
Kama Palore
TATA
Lees
Jorge Erndy
Ben
Wartgases
Eojierihays
Tian
Espon
Jsnawss
Jnonditares
Weather Forecasts and Odd Daily Weather Notes
Forecase mixture reports scattered for Friday and Saturday with frigid and warm spells. Winds shift to southeast as farmers recount heat and frost fears. The text blends weather nudges, odd folklore, and scattered local impressions about daily life and superstitions.
Insults Board Member Workman Discharged
A disordered report states Henry Schwartz, a city works board member, insulted a fellow worker and was discharged amid a board hearing. The text mentions management action and a discharge decision following commentary on work conduct.
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Enusley
Henry Schwartz
Schwarts
Tyeleving
Uren
Sworn Statement of Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Circulation
Sworn statement covers Fort Wayne Journal Gazette circulation from September to September 30 7905 with figures and officials names. The document lists vendors agents and counts, noting distribution details and official signatories for verification.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Sant
G O P in Cashless Camp amid campaign fund row
A Washington Chronicle report details Republican campaign funds from 1900 to 1906, noting large sums raised and spent by figures such as Senator Hanna and allies. It cites depleted cash reserves in 1906 and questions the party’s financing strategies. The piece references inconsistencies in fundraising and insinuates broader party tactics.
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Cleveland
Korg
Remmartvonia Wrenue
Washington
Occ
Dawe
Belyer
Republican Fund
Willan
New York
Nidal
Frauke
Fleming Money Tied To Fort Wayne Entreprises
The Fort Wayne scene features a clash over funding and influence as speakers at the Seventh Ward Democratic club meeting discuss Fleming and the perceived reach of his money in local firms. The Olds AG Werke building is slated to host a new operation linked to Fleming, with idle status turning to activity after years of vacancy.
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Avery
Fort Wayne
Olds Aaigen Werke
Fleming
Nizly
Hitchcock Called To Account
Washington reports Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee will travel to the capital and meet with President Roosevelt to discuss campaign conduct on behalf of Secretary Taft. Strong indications exist that several criticisms about campaign management have reached the White House and the president will seek explanations during the talks.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Ini
Singing Section of Verein a Arts reorganised
The manuscript fragment describes a singing section of Verein reorganised under a conductor and mentions planned examinations and promotions. The readable text is garbled with many OCR errors, but indicates internal restructuring and upcoming tests for membership or leadership roles.
Explosion at Spencer powder storage house claims two lives
Bulletin from Spencer North Carolina reports two deaths from the powder storage house blast in Southern Railway yards. More than twenty injured and many nearby structures damaged by shock and ensuing fire. Deceased are C. B. Laythay, 48, and George Gould, 30, both of Spencer. authorities fear additional corpses may be buried in the ruins.
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Spencer, N. C
Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Laytgh
George Gould
A Trick by Gilhams Fails to Draw Political Crowd
A planned political gathering by Gilhams to hear a canal speech drew a crowd only to have the scheme fizzle. The event was billed as a public hearing but failed to attract participants, leaving organizers to regroup.
Political Meeting Aims Sparks and Sullies Canal Plan
A Toledo area political gathering fell short of support for canal funding aimed by Gilhams and Madden. Attendees numbered 22, with minimal Waterway or Commercial club presence, as Republicans dominated the crowd amid controversy over canal strategy and public trust.
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Omaha
Rise News
Bureach
Colembia Cty
Oattmar
Pefary Acd
Jefferson Center
Coli Cutty
Tate Celet
Inautitas
Jon Araces Mweke
Fiir Pu
Nils Hearyre
Labor IN Politics
Buttls
Gortz
Pelaware
Founty Sk
Faye
Cowmay
Barsiloma
Deleware
Abbet Skeen
Tony
Cock-O-The-Walk
Porter
United States
Crane
Ryan
MR. Bryaws Lette
MR. Taft
Ohio
Lower Mighigan
Disna
Ture
Alban
Hay
Wien
Mle Smith
Cashiless Camp
Cleveland! Plain-Dealer
Noretoey
Kato Abad
Humbert
Cassie Chadktel
jUhae
Heining
Judge Vesey
Verein A Aerts
Cifyses
St. Marr
Purnvereld Varwaerts
Lion
Bulletin
Cueto
Peagnybeat
Willian
Gilhams
Leo
Speers
Baugh
Xew Maver Alers
William
John Hartman
First Ward
Ans Wostreec
Warne Jownship
Sill
Fairfiala Averme
J. Af. Robinson
Saenger‘bund Hall
Addie
John & Parry
Union Favor Party
Saengerbund Hall
Theodore Rett
California
Frank Tin Herring
Glorence CG Gilhams
Toledo
Chicago
Tsugkers
Air. Gilhams
Commorcia Club
Waterway Association
Court House
Atrents
Gilham
Gilhaors
Ublican
Mladden
Gakye Erie
Lake Michigan
Covpresanan
Hanvuachy
A. Rauidall Andserrs
Intemtinl
Madden Mares
Cukcocaie
Hifenvet
Madden
Gilbmim
Dilest
Thin
Alee
Hanan
Jebo
A. Randall
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